The plot is still quite compact, and the main discussion is on the contradictory debate about national security tracking and detection and personal privacy. I can't argue with that. After watching so many movies like spy satellite tracking, I've long believed that there is no place on earth that is safe and completely isolated from the world.
When I make a phone call, I often think that I might be being monitored. This is also a sequelae of watching American blockbusters.
Technology can benefit mankind, but it can also bring endless trouble. Phones, mobile phones, GPS... The connection between people and people is becoming more and more closely because of these technological products, and at the same time, the privacy and dignity of individuals are more and more exposed because of the appearance of these things.
Over the past ten years, the debate on national security and personal privacy has never stopped. With the deepening of technological development, such debates may never stop.
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